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Yeah, well it's been falling steadily - and heavily - up here in Welches since early this a.m. We have about 3" now. Of course we don't shut down the mountain when the flakes come though...
Mock the snow gods at your own peril. The snow machine is gathering energy just offshore, and may hit like a spring loaded top tomorrow morning. Sam is ready for the opportunity to spring into a media highlight film. Don't stop wishing for SNOW DAY!
There is an inverse proportion working here:
"The more excited the weather guys get about the upcoming weather alert, the less likely it is to happen" Take a look outside your window...., see any snow?
I feel safe knowing the weather guys always miss their forcasts.
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Yeah, well it's been falling steadily - and heavily - up here in Welches since early this a.m. We have about 3" now. Of course we don't shut down the mountain when the flakes come though...
Posted by Ex-bartender | February 23, 2011 2:53 PM
Welches? I hope some kind soul will give your neighbor David some cash so he can get home before the roads become impassable.
Posted by Eric | February 23, 2011 3:04 PM
Blue sky and sun in close-in NE Portland.
Posted by PJB | February 23, 2011 3:23 PM
It started to heavily rain and wet snow in downtown Portland around 1:30 pm. Wimp that I am, I headed home toward Hillsboro, worried about Sylvan.
It's lovely and sunny, with blue skies here in Hillsboro.
I may never watch the weather again.
Posted by nancy | February 23, 2011 3:30 PM
Hey Jack, if you want to keep updated, this is THE source for all the snow-mageddon news:
http://isitsnowinginpdx.com/
Posted by Dan Barton | February 23, 2011 4:34 PM
Mock the snow gods at your own peril. The snow machine is gathering energy just offshore, and may hit like a spring loaded top tomorrow morning. Sam is ready for the opportunity to spring into a media highlight film. Don't stop wishing for SNOW DAY!
Posted by Bob Clark | February 23, 2011 4:45 PM
There is an inverse proportion working here:
"The more excited the weather guys get about the upcoming weather alert, the less likely it is to happen" Take a look outside your window...., see any snow?
I feel safe knowing the weather guys always miss their forcasts.
Posted by Curmudgeon | February 23, 2011 11:55 PM
SNOW! My mouse is frozen!
Posted by Starbuck | February 24, 2011 5:46 AM